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Durra Durra
The adventures of James Baker Waldon continue in Durra Durra, the third book of The Durra Durra Trilogy.In the previous book, Mutt Mutt Billy, two eventful voyages took place, ten years apart; the first bringing young Luke Reddall to the colony of New South Wales where he eventually becomes a gentleman pastoralist. The second brought James Waldon, a convict, serving a fourteen-year sentence for a crime of which he was innocent. Once in the colony, James began his new life as an assigned servant to his master, Luke Reddall. Durra Durra continues their story.In England, a young Victoria has ascended the throne; while, at the home of Lady Edwina Soame, in the fashionable City of Bath, she confi...
Durra: A Task-Level Description Language Use's Manual
Durra is a language designed to support the development of large-grained parallel programming applications. This is the manual for users of the Durra compiler, runtime system, and support tools. Additional documents that describe the syntax and semantics of the language and the runtime environment are cited in the bibliography section. (KR).
Durra: A Task Description Language User's Manual (Version 2).
This document describes the use of Durra, a task-level application description language, and its associated toolset. The Durra environment supports the development of highly reconfigurable distributed Ada applications. The intended audience for this document is system managers responsible for Durra installation and Durra application developers. Durra, Developers, Task level application description language, Distributed Ada applications.
Durra: A Task-Level Description Language Reference Manual. Version 2
Durra is a programming language designed to support the development of large-grained parallel programming applications. These applications are often computation-intensive, or have real-time requirements that require efficient concurrent execution of multiple tasks, devoted to specific pieces of the application. During execution time the application tasks run on possibly separate processors, and communicate with each other by sending messages of different types across various communication links. The application developer is responsible for prescribing a way to manage all of these resources. We call this prescription a task-level application description. It describes the tasks to be executed,...
Durra: a Task-level Description Language. Reference Manual
Abstract: "Durra is a language designed to support the development of large-grained parallel programming applications. These applications are often computation-intensive, or have real-time requirements that require efficient concurrent execution of multiple tasks, devoted to specific pieces of the application. During execution time the application tasks run on possibly separate processors, and communicate with each other by sending messages of different types across various communication links. The application developer is responsible for prescribing a way to manage all of these resources. We call this prescription a task-level application description.
Durra: A Task-Level Description Language Reference Manual (Version 3).
Durra is a language designed to support the development of distributed programming applications consisting of concurrent, large-grained processes devoted to specific pieces of the application. During execution time the application processes run on possibly separate processors, and communicate with each other by sending messages of different types across communications links. The application developer is responsible for prescribing a way to manage all of these resources, called a task-level application description. It describes the processes to be executed, the assignments of processes to processors, and the communication channels required to transmit messages data between processes. Durra is a task-level description language, a notation in which to write these application descriptions. This document is a revised version of the original reference manual. It describes the syntax and semantics of the language and incorporates all the language changes introduced as a result of our experiences writing application descriptions in Durra.
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History of the Arabic Written Tradition Supplement Volume 3 - ii
The present English translation reproduces the original German of Carl Brockelmann’s Geschichte der Arabischen Litteratur (GAL) as accurately as possible. In the interest of user-friendliness the following emendations have been made in the translation: Personal names are written out in full, except b. for ibn; Brockelmann’s transliteration of Arabic has been adapted to comply with modern standards for English-language publications; modern English equivalents are given for place names, e.g. Damascus, Cairo, Jerusalem, etc.; several erroneous dates have been corrected, and the page references to the two German editions have been retained in the margin, except in the Supplement volumes, where new references to the first two English volumes have been inserted. Supplement volume SIII-ii offers the thee Indices (authors, titles, and Western editors/publishers).
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